The oncogene that causes Burkitt's lymphoma results from
A) A translocation that moves a proto-oncogene next to an antibody gene.
B) an inversion that places a proto-oncogene next to a transcription factor gene.
C) a point mutation in a proto-oncogene.
D) a virus that inserts next to a proto-oncogene.
E) a deletion of an anti-oncogene.
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